Hi all
I have a Bridgeport series 1 cnc and a acorn board I am looking at getting new servo motors to complete the retrofit . clearpath were recommended
My problem is what size to use ?? . I the original steppers were nema 42s
I was looking around the only thing I found was 1392 oz-in seams big to me ??
Bridgeport series 1 cnc - clearpath
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Re: Bridgeport series 1 cnc - clearpath
Not too big. I would put 750W AC Servos on it.Tom Brady wrote: ↑Sun May 17, 2020 11:18 am Hi all
I have a Bridgeport series 1 cnc and a acorn board I am looking at getting new servo motors to complete the retrofit . clearpath were recommended
My problem is what size to use ?? . I the original steppers were nema 42s
I was looking around the only thing I found was 1392 oz-in seams big to me ??
No reason not to use Clearpath.
Marty
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Re: Bridgeport series 1 cnc - clearpath
I used DMM's NEMA42 1.3kW servos on my mill. Very happy with them. In my case, they bolted up in all respects without modification.
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Re: Bridgeport series 1 cnc - clearpath
Call the Teknic application support for them to recommend a frame size for your application. The Teknic guys are very helpful...IMO
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Re: Bridgeport series 1 cnc - clearpath
I used Dyn4 750W motors. Once they were working they worked well. They had more more than enough power, would stall the spindle (2hp)
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Re: Bridgeport series 1 cnc - clearpath
I'm using 750W Panasonics on my Interact 1 - apart from the Z which is a bit larger but that was due to available stock / longer shaft to make the mod work.
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